At the tomb of the IUnknown Interface. As COM is dragged kicking and screaming towards the airlock, a strangely dry-eyed COM warrior celebrates its demise. [sellsbrothers.com: Windows Developer News]
Indeed, it was fine in principle but lost it somewhere in the implementation. ... IMHO, the major contribution Java made to Windows programming; there is a better way to do this (the MS teams *loved* Java, tragically Sun and MS couldn't love each other so now we get .NET which is maybe better than Java, or maybe worse - we still seem to be waiting for a real big .NET application). Anyways...
Rebodged (sic) interfaces with names ending in "2."
and for server side scriptx users:
DCOM security, or "I can sometimes make it work if I log on everywhere as Admin and start a copy of the EXE on the remote."
posted at: 4:11:49 PM 
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